The Vegan Option: Canggu
Wow, it's been quite some time since I've published on the blog. In fact, it's now been over a year since we were in Indonesia. Being the Aquarian that I am, I couldn't just NOT finish the Southeast Asia Travel Diary series. Indonesia was the final stop! And so, with this post, I finally complete the travel series, and will get back to blogging about other cool things soon, I promise! Plus a podcast in the works!
Travel Diary Days 26 - 35: Vagabond Temple in Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Pete & I had the pleasure of spending 9 amazing & enriching days at Vagabond Temple in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. We feel so blessed for the experiences we had there, and they have followed us on our journey through Southeast Asia. We feel more spiritually connected, we have a deeper understanding of yoga and Buddhism, we were spoiled with delicious homemade vegan food, and we felt (and still feel) part of the close & welcoming community that is Vagabond Temple.
Rima's DIY All-Purpose Natural Home Spray & Disinfectant
Make your own, cost-effective and non-toxic all-purpose spray at home with the ingredients in your cupboard.
Have confidence that this cleaner will kill germs & cut grease and grossness. I've used this recipe in my home for over five years now, and it's the only thing I use the clean my whole house.
This recipe is perfect for the person who wants to:
- Save money;
- Be eco-friendly;
- Have a chemical free home while still getting a quality clean;
- Have a non-toxic, safe environment for family, kids, and animals!
These 5 ingredients are gentle and safe on their own but they combine to make a mighty disinfectant that you can use for a multitude of purposes are the home. You can be confident that your space will be clean for whatever life brings your way.
@ilovegurus: Sustainable, Natural Flip-flops Sourced from Rubber Farms in India
Who is @ilovegurus
Prem & Joe, CEO & President of Gurus, respectively, both have ancestors in India but came to know one another through work in New York. Coincedentally (or not), 5 years after meeting, they found out that their family’s lived within walking distance from eachother in India. Both of their families have rubber farms in India where they source fresh rubber from for their sandals (they make cool mats, too!).